Joshua furrowed his brows and looked at Luna who was kneeling on the ground, with Anne supporting her. “She had Theo help look after her children because she treated Theo as a friend.
“Theo also treats her as his friend. That’s why he was willing to go abroad to look after her children. Luna didn’t expect such an accident to happen as well.“
Joshua sighed. “She has lost two children due to this incident. Her sorrow is no less than yours. As victims, stop making things difficult for each other.“
Celeste shut her eyes. Tears fell from her face.
“Mom, Luna is finally going to finish the things she wanted to do. She won’t have anything to do with Joshua anymore after this! I’m here, looking after her two kids. When she finishes her things on her hand, I’ll meet up with her. Don’t worry. I’ll try my best to get such an exceptional jewelry designer to marry me! Once we’re together, I don’t need to run around anymore. We’ll inherit the family business together. What do you say?“
Theo’s voice rang in Celeste’s ears, and she could not help but cry.
Sniffling, she lowered her head and looked at Luna who was on her knees. She opened her mouth and wanted to say something, but no words came out.
At that moment, the door of the elevator opened. Nathan hurriedly rushed out of the elevator, anxiously running toward them and grabbing Celeste’s hand.
“Why are you here causing trouble again? It’s not like she did it on purpose! “
Then, Nathan looked at Joshua apologetically. “Mr. Lynch, I ‘m sorry. I didn’t watch over her properly. I brought her here to the hospital today initially to check up on her mental health. I never would’ve thought that she’d come here again…“
Nathan lowered his head and looked at Luna, who was bleeding. “Ms. Luna, are you alright?“
Luna lowered her head and shook her head. “I’m fine.“
“I ‘m sorry.“ Nathan sighed. Then, he pulled Celeste away with force.
By the elevator, Celeste took a deep breath and turned to look at Luna. Her eyes were filled with bone-chilling coldness.
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